Reviewed summary
The Little White Duck
Da Qin’s childhood in 1970s Wuhan unfolds through eight linked stories that capture the odd mix of family warmth and political upheaval. This graphic novel strips away clichés to reveal how big history seeps into schoolyards and kitchens. Growing up here isn’t about superheroes—it’s about navigating a world that’s constantly rewriting its own rules.
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